Comics' Biggest Turnarounds 2: Frankenstein
Dell didn't just get cold feet about their Dracula comic. There was Frankenstein too (or the Monster of...). Ponder the Karloffy goodness of Frankenstein #1:
And now Dell's Frankenstein #2:
According to my trusty Encyclopedia of Super-Heroes, he was built of dead bodies in 1866 near Metropole City, slept for a century, took a fleshtone mask to town and starting living as "Frank Stone". Occupation: Millionaire monster (kind of like Donald Trump, but green). His story continued for 2 more issues:
And he had a supporting cast too, including a valet called William, who was the only one who knew his identity, and Miss Ann Thrope (oh god, I just got that, groan), his unwitting girlfriend.
Go go, necrophilia!
And now Dell's Frankenstein #2:
According to my trusty Encyclopedia of Super-Heroes, he was built of dead bodies in 1866 near Metropole City, slept for a century, took a fleshtone mask to town and starting living as "Frank Stone". Occupation: Millionaire monster (kind of like Donald Trump, but green). His story continued for 2 more issues:
And he had a supporting cast too, including a valet called William, who was the only one who knew his identity, and Miss Ann Thrope (oh god, I just got that, groan), his unwitting girlfriend.
Go go, necrophilia!
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